Standard cotton mill practice and equipment, with classified buyer's index (1918)
National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, National Association of Cotton Manufacturers. Year book of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers · Boston : The National Association of Cotton Manufacturers · leaf 131
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